341st Infantry Division (2nd formation)

341st Infantry Division
(341 sd)
341st Infantry Division; (341 sd)
Troops	RKKA ( land )
Type of army	rifle
Formation	06/03/1944
Predecessor	77th Marine Rifle Brigade
Successor	54th Infantry Division (1955) → 54th Motor Rifle Division (1957)
Battle way
	1944: Defense of the Arctic

341st Infantry Division ( 341th regiment ) - combined - arms tactical formation ( formation , infantry division ) of the Red Army of the USSR Supreme Soviet , which took part in the Great Patriotic War.

Content

History

The division was formed on June 3, 1944 on the basis of the 77th Marine Rifle Brigade as part of the 19th Army .

In the army from June 3, 1944 to January 12, 1945 ^[1] .

From the moment of formation, it was in the Kandalaksha direction, in September 1944 it participated in the pursuit of the enemy in the Kandalaksha direction by the troops of the 19th army in the Alakurtti area, then until November 1944 it was on the state border of the USSR.

January 12, 1945 the formation was relocated to Kandalaksha , where it was until the end of hostilities .

In 1955 it was renamed the 54th Infantry Division (not to be confused with the 54th Special Rifle Division), in 1957 it was renamed the 54th Motorized Rifle Division.

As part of

date	Front ( district )	Army	Case ( group )	Notes
07/01/1944	Karelian front	19th army	-	-
08/01/1944	Karelian front	19th army	-	-
09/01/1944	Karelian front	19th Army	-	-
10/01/1944	Karelian front	19th army	134th Rifle Corps	-
11/01/1944	Karelian front	19th Army	134th Rifle Corps	-
12/01/1944	-	14th Separate Army	131st Rifle Corps	-
01/01/1945	-	14th Separate Army	-	-
02/01/1945	Belomorsky Military District	-	-	-
03/01/1945	Belomorsky Military District	-	-	-
04/01/1945	Belomorsky Military District	-	-	-
05/01/1945	Belomorsky Military District	-	-	-

Composition

1945

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251st Infantry Regiment
279th Infantry Regiment
281st Infantry Regiment
1017th artillery regiment
48th separate anti-tank fighter division
93rd reconnaissance company
299th Separate Engineer Battalion
789th Separate Communications Battalion (635th Separate Communications Company)
423rd Health Battalion
228th Separate Chemical Defense Company
254th Motor Company
189th field bakery
344th Division Veterinary Hospital
895th Field Post Station
1680th field office of the State Bank

1990

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221st Motor Rifle Regiment, Kandalaksha ;
251st Motor Rifle Regiment, Kandalaksha ;
281st Motor Rifle Regiment, Alakurtti settlement;
82nd separate tank battalion, Alakurtti settlement;
441st artillery regiment, p. Alakurtti ;
454th anti-aircraft artillery regiment, p. Alakurtti ;
33rd Separate Missile Division;
790th separate reconnaissance battalion, Alakurtti settlement;
789th separate communications battalion, Alakurtti settlement;
299th separate engineer-engineer battalion, Alakurtti settlement;
160th separate training repair and restoration battalion;
1481st separate battalion of material support;
423rd Separate Health Battalion; ^[2]

Commander (period)

Obydenkin, Ivan Vasilievich (05/01/1944 - 10/13/1944), Colonel ;
Molokov, Arkhip Vladimirovich 10/14/1944 - 10/27/1944), Colonel;
Moskalev, Ignatius Alekseevich (10.28.1944 - 05.09.1945), Colonel.

Notes

↑ List No. 6 of the rifle, mountain rifle and motorized divisions that were part of the army during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.
↑ Feskov V.I., Golikov V.I., Kalashnikov K.A., Slugin S.A. Armed Forces of the USSR after the Second World War: from the Red Army to the Soviet. Part 1: Ground Forces. - T .: Publishing House of Tomsk University, 2013. - P. 435. - 640 p. - ISBN 978-5-89503-530-6 .

Links

[1] List No. 6 of the rifle, mountain rifle and motorized divisions that were part of the army during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.

[2] Feskov V.I., Golikov V.I., Kalashnikov K.A., Slugin S.A. Armed Forces of the USSR after the Second World War: from the Red Army to the Soviet. Part 1: Ground Forces. - T .: Publishing House of Tomsk University, 2013. - P. 435. - 640 p. - ISBN 978-5-89503-530-6 .